Taipan

I think you are right. I've never had to wait. Had a great time out there this afternoon.

I'm new to the sport, so another newbie question. What do you do if the range is full when you get there? Sign in for the next available spot? Wait outside one range for it to open up? I'd just like to know the usual etiquette before I get there. Specifically, this is about OBRPC outdoor. Thanks for any tips.

I wanted to use the OBRPC outdoor range today, but I see there is a knockdown steel event. Can anyone tell me if this event uses all of the outdoor range, or would I be able to get on a 25 yard range? Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. I got the opinions that I was looking for, ie: the 'legal' answer and the 'in practice' answer. I assume the analysis is different, and there are no problems, if the driver who is picking up a friend on the way is only taking long guns?

Under NJ law, is there any (legal) way for two people who do not live in the same residence to travel to a range together? Assuming both want to take handguns.

Gotta space them 30 days. I was sorely tempted to pick up a S&W AR15 while there, but the budget wouldn't allow.

What a difference a year makes.... when I bought my Glock 19 last year the NICS wait was like 10 days. Today it was 10 minutes.

Just picked up a 9mm Shield at Atlantic Tactical in Somerset. Priced at $369 ($319 for LEOs). Price at Heritage Guild Branchburg over the weekend was $449, so this looks like a bargain.

I'm also in Scotch Plains, also waiting for P2P's to come in. Welcome to the group.

I'm a real estate attorney in Westfield. I often have clients moving from the Hoboken/Jersey City area to the Westfield/Cranford/Scotch Plains vicinity. Mostly young married couples when their first child becomes school age. The public schools in the area are very good and there are many private schools to choose from in all price ranges, from parochial schools to the more elite (expensive) schools. These towns are along the Raritan Valley train line. Feel free to send a message if you'd like more info or if you need a referral to a good real estate agent.

I have two firearms that have not been fired in at least 40 years, probably more.... WWI Gewehr 98 rifle. My grandfather brought this back from his service in Germany in WWI. H&R Sportsman 22lr revolver I'd like to have these serviced/repaired to proper working order. Can anyone recommend a gunsmith, hopefully not too far from Union County? Thanks.

Seller is required to have a water quality test performed and to provide the results to the buyer. Not required to inspect the well or the water pressure.

Finally, a meeting I can make. Looking forward to it.

I'm thinking about taking my 15 yr old son to OBRPC outdoor range tomorrow (Saturday) morning. If you see us, stop by and say hello.

Thanks for all the responses. I like the idea of a hidden weapon in each room, but my budget wouldn't accommodate that. I already have a Glock 19, but want something smaller/lighter to carry. I also have a J frame S&W 38 Special, so maybe that is the way to go. Only holds 5 rounds though and it's something of an antique.... built in late '60s and never fired. Anyway, P2P coming soon, as is my birthday, so I can justify the purchase. I'll have some fun researching the recommendations, then buy myself a present.

I (should) have a permit coming soon and am thinking about a handgun for home carry. Something small enough to carry unobtrusively, but big enough caliber and mag capacity to be effective. Reasonable price and reasonably accurate and reliable. Maybe a 380? The Glock 42 is interesting, but I've seen reports of problems and I don't really want another Glock anyway. The Walther PPK has the cool factor, but is pricey. The S&W Bodyguard 380 might be good, and it comes with a built-in laser. Any recommendations? Thanks.

I'm going to be in that area tomorrow morning. I hope they're open.

Jef Henninger. http://njgunpermitattorney.com/

It was great. My son and I had a range to ourselves. No waiting, no rush. Beautiful day. Can't wait to go back. Just have to restock on ammo now. Jim

I joined Old Bridge this month and am thinking about heading down to see/use the outdoor range today for the first time. Anyone know if it will be crowded on a nice Spring Saturday? Should I expect to wait? Thanks.

Thanks Alec.mc

Newbie question... what is Real Deal Steel? The OBRPC website does not have a description. Is this something that might be fun to observe?

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Welcome from another Scotch Plains member.